A recent tour of the CSR Nursery facility located in Rifle CO (formerly known as Rocky Mountain Native Plants) emphasized plans to utilize tall pot products as they have proven to be a more reliable restoration tool.
Sharie Prow, District Manager, South Side Conservation District
Stephen Jaoven, Range Conservations, NRCS
Daniel Shaw, GIS Specialist- Vegetation Technician, NACD
Rick Brooks, Vegetation Intern, NACD
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What are “tall pot” products?
“Tall pot products” are plants that have been grown in deep pots, enabling deeper root growth and improving transplant success.
Thank you … a valuable insight.